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Such good, convicting, encouraging stuff. Really enjoyed the punchy, conversational tone of this one—I’m guessing because the book was (probably) based on Doug’s sermons in a series with the same name.
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A conflicting book—we obviously love Jack Aubrey, but here he is fighting the Americans in the War of 1812. It helps that his heart isn’t really in it (many British AND Americans in the book seem dismayed at the conflict) and it comes down to his loy ...more
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What a gem! It’s as if Captain John Smith thought, “One day a writer might be trying to write a novel about sailing in the Elizabethan time period. I’ll write a glossary/how-to manual to help her out.” And the result is this masterpiece. He even incl ...more
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Neri ALVES OBRIGADA THAM KYOUO


Angela whoohoo...i've read quite a few of the books you've read...now i feel learne`d
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